Soil Erosion Monitoring System of Large Areas Based on Dynamic Priority GPRS Remote Network

Jin Bao Shan; Wei Wei Jiang; Shi Le Mu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.602-605.2015

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Soil Erosion Monitoring System of Large Areas Based on Dynamic Priority GPRS Remote Network

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Soil and water loss monitoring is an important part of work for soil and water conservation, the monitoring and assessment of soil and water loss in large area is related to many security field. The remote GPRS network control system is used for large area soil and water loss monitoring in this paper, monitoring system is designed and implemented for soil and water loss based on dynamic priority mountains of GPRS remote network. The hardware and software of the system is realized, in the design of software, the particle swarm optimization algorithms is used to analyze some information distortion, the calculation of the loss is optimized and it is more accurate. Soil and water loss in Nanjing area with a wide range of incentives in the mountain is taken for test, the system can give the mountain soil erosion data monitoring in real-time, the monitoring area is more than 10 square kilometers with signals not break, and the accuracy is better.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 602-605)

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2015-2018

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Jin Bao Shan*, Wei Wei Jiang, Shi Le Mu

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Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO), Soil, Soil Erosion Model, Water Loss Monitoring

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